You will get all the information for different transport means at the following address: Amt für Fremdenverkehr - Kaiserstrasse 52 - 60329 Frankfurt am Main. Tel. : 069 21 23 88 00
In Germany there are now 2 systems:
- Die Deutsche Bundesbahn (DB for west trains)- Die Deutsche Reichsbahn (east trains)
with different prices and comfort as well.
Die deutsche Bahn AG
http://www.deutschebahn.de/
Intercity trains or ICE are the high speed trains (280 km/h) that link big cities together. Since 1991, 60 intercity trains have been used. They link Hambourg-Hannovre-Kassel-Francfort -Stuttgart-Munich.
Since 1990, EuroCity (EC) trains are used too, to travel in Europe.
Around the city of Frankfurt, you have some high-speed trains ((S)-Bahn) and the metro in town ((U)-Bahn). The city has also buses and a tramway.
Several tariffs - ask the station what is the best one according to your journey. Here below are some examples:
Metro/Train: http://www.deutschebahn.de/ |
Buses are often the only transport to go to surrounding villages and often do only one return trip a day.
Although motorways are free and maintained in Germany, the traffic is still busy in certain areas (Francfort, Stuttgart, Munich, Berlin et Düsseldorf).
There is no speed limit on German motorways.
In case of a problem with the car, an excellent organisation called ADAC can come and help you 24h a day. Contact them to become a member: 069 74 306.
Hire a car
Avis, Mörfelder Landstrasse
92, Sachenshausen,
Tel.: 069 610707, Mon-Sat 8-13h, So. 8-12h
Car Sharing, Kasseler Strasse
1a, Bockenheim,
Tel.: 069 705950, Mon-Sun. 14h-18h
Hertz, Gutleutstrasse 87,
Tel. 069/24252627, Mon-Fri. 7-19h, Sa. 8-12h, So. 8-13h
Mini Rent, Eckenheimer Landstrasse
91, Nordend
Tel.: 069/5962035, Mon-Fri 8-18h, Sa. 8-10h, So. 16h-18h
City Map: http://www.stadtplan.de/ |